Complete the dialogues. Use present simple or present progressive.
1) - What you (do) at about 9 o’clock tonight?
I (not know) yet.
2) - What you (think) about?
My brother. I often (think) about him these days.
3) - You (fly) to the sea or (go) there by train?
I (fly); my flight is tomorrow morning.
4) - It’s five p.m. Where is John? He always (come) home about this time.
I (think) he (work) in the library. He (have) a test tomorrow.
5) - Usually Mary (not make) mistakes in her spelling, but her yesterday’s quiz was rather bad.
Was it? She (know) the result? If she (do), I’m sure she (learn) the words at the moment.

1) — What are you doing at about 9 o’clock tonight?— I don't know yet. 2) — What are you thinking about?— My brother. I often think about him these days. 3) — Are you flying to the sea or going there by train?— I'm flying; my flight is tomorrow morning. 4) — It’s five p.m. Where is John? He always comes home about this time. — I think he's working in the library. He's having a test tomorrow. 5) — Usually Mary doesn't make mistakes in her spelling, but her yesterday’s quiz was rather bad. --Was it? Does she know the result? If she does, I’m sure she is learning the words at the moment.